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Israel's Attorney General: No Evidence of Foreign Interference Affecting Election Results

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Israel's Attorney General Finds No Evidence of Election Outcome Tampering

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Israel's Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara announced that law enforcement has found no evidence of foreign interference or tampering with the results of the 26th Knesset elections. She stated that no factual basis exists to suggest the election outcome was altered by external forces. The Attorney General's office is prepared to examine any new evidence presented.

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  • Israel's Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara stated no evidence of election outcome tampering was found.
  • Law enforcement agencies found no factual basis for claims of foreign influence on the vote.
  • The Attorney General's office is ready to investigate any new evidence presented.
  • Investigations are conducted independently of political or personal biases.
  • The 26th Knesset elections' results are considered unaltered by external forces.
Israel's Attorney General Finds No Evidence of Election Outcome Tampering
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Israel's Attorney General, Gali Baharav-Miara, has officially stated that law enforcement agencies have found no evidence to support claims of external forces influencing the vote distribution in the 26th Knesset elections. She emphasized that investigative bodies have not uncovered any factual basis that could alter the election results.

According to the head of the country's legal system, any suggestions of systematic foreign influence on the final allocation of mandates remain unsubstantiated. Baharav-Miara clarified that she is unaware of any mechanisms that would have allowed for the alteration of the genuine public vote.

The Attorney General affirmed the readiness of the law enforcement system to promptly investigate any new materials if relevant structures provide additional facts. She assured that all new evidence would be examined strictly within the framework of the country's existing legal norms. Baharav-Miara stressed the complete independence and impartiality of her office's work, stating that decisions to open cases are based solely on facts, not political interests or personal views.

Investigations are conducted without regard to the suspects' political affiliation, national, or ethnic origin, with judicial standards maintained as professional and objective. The Attorney General's office is prepared to review any further evidence presented.

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